On 02/24/2012 06:39 AM, Stephen wrote:
Yeah mutt rules, still use it for list e-mail from Linux mailman lists.
Have it setup to use Google IMAP on another Gmail account I have too.
Bev you might want to check out Google's IMAP rather than using SMTP
locally. That's so 90's. Thunderbird supports IMAP too. :-P
The whole point is to NOT have my email out in the cloud. Google may
keep a secret copy or it may not, but on the off-chance that they're
honest I clear out the site every so often.
It's easy enough to copy my thunderbird mail files when I update/backup
my computer.
On Thu, Feb 23, 2012 at 11:59 PM, Patrick Shanahan <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
* The Real Bev <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
[02-23-12 21:01]:
>
> Seeing my own posts is a minor thing -- if I forget what I wrote
I can
> look in my SENT file.
I guess you can file that under "personal preference"
> I generally use google smtp because I don't like my ISP and can't use
> its smtp server unless I'm at home.
I do *all* my mail from *home*. If I am away, I ssh into my home boxes
and post from there. This way I have access to everything and do
not have
to jump thru hoops.... for *anything*.
When I'm not at home I turn my machine off.
> Is there a problem? I know google saves copies of the stuff I
send even
> when I use TB, and I periodically go in and delete everything at the
> gmail site. Or at least I THINK I do... I can't see a reason that
> they'd keep everything, but I can't see a reason not to either :-(
There is always the *possibility*. I cannot comment on tb as I have
never
used it. I started using mutt when there was still netscape and even
before that, never changed. I'm a keyboard user, never liked mice and
gui's.
My husband has NEVER used a GUI on his main machine. He put together a
secondary machine just to run X and whatever other stuff might require
it. He feels dirty, though :-)
I use whatever is necessary. Even windows sometimes...
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